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map industry and trade

The island of lost maps

By Miles Harvey

The map thief

By Michael Blanding

Geographical intelligence

By John Melish

The geographical ledger and systemized atlas

By Christopher Colles

Map sources directory

By Janet Allin

When France was King of Cartography: The Patronage and Production of Maps in Early Modern France (Toposophia: Sustainability, Dwelling, Design)

By Christine Petto

To the public

By Maxfield Ludlow

Boston, May 5th, 1785

By Norman and Coles.

Ryegate, (Vermont) October 27th, 1795

By James Whitelaw

Proposals, for publishing a large and comprehensive Map of the southern division of the United States of America

By William Tatham

Philadelphia, July 12. 1775

By Bernard Romans

Worldly Consumers

By Genevieve Carlton

Prospectus of Melish's Map of the world, on Mercator's projection

By John Melish

The makers of the blueback charts

By Susanna Fisher

The collapsible world

By Anne N. Marino

London map-sellers, 1660-1720

By Sarah Tyacke

The map market in Great Britain

By B. D. Drewitt

The Mapmakers

By Peter Whitfield

Cartografia e aerolevantamento

By Brazil

Orbis terraqueus in tabulis geographicis et hydrographicis

By Simon Pauli

Covens & Mortier

By Marco van Egmond

Die Landkarte im Buchhandel

By Walter Go tze

Inventory control in the map distribution office

By G. A. Clemmer

Aspects of the map publishing trade with special reference to Upper Canada and Canada west to 1867

By James Joachim White